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BUCKET, KICKING THE

BUCKET, KICKING THE
ScnMaster
(slang) dying. The phrase comes from animals, about to be slaughtered for food and often being hung from a frame scaffold, kicking out as they are lifted into position. Their legs hit part of the frame whose French name, buchet, is the origin of the word bucket. OEC - Handling the PTS App Mar 91
BUCKET, KICKING THE
ScnOEC
(slang) dying. The phrase comes from animals, about to be slaughtered for food and often being hung from a frame scaffold, kicking out as they are lifted into position. Their legs hit part of the frame whose French name, buchet, is the origin of the word bucket. Let's - let's supposing - let's supposing this guy was married to some girl that had counted comfortably on his kicking the bucket when he got to be sixty-five because he has thrombosis of the yumbussis.